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<b>Tuesday, April 14th 2020</b>

<b>REVIEW 3</b>

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UNIT 7+8+9

*GRAMMAR

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have to

has to +

V

ifn
had to

- We use have to + Vifn when wetalk about something that we must do.

eg: It’s late. We have to leave now.

- We often use have to when we give directions to someone.

eg: You have to go left at the traffic lights.

- The past simple form is had to + base form.

eg: They had to go over the bridge.

- When giving directions, we often use the imperative( mệnh lênh). This is a
more direct form of giving an instruction than have to.

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Unit 8

+ To make comparative adjectives, short adjectives we normally add

-er or -r.

Eg: This table is cheaper than that table. It’s nicer than those over
there.

+ For adjectives ending in consonant + -y, we delete -y and add -ier.

Eg: William is funny but Eric is funnier than William.

+ For adjectives with two or more syllables,(long Adj) we put more

before the adjective.

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+ The opposite of more is less. We use less in the same way
as more.

Eg: This sofa is less comfortable than that sofa.

+ The two most common adjectives that have irregular
comparatives are

good and bad.

Eg: Ryan is good at football, but Olly is better than Ryan.
Ryan is worse at football.

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*Comparatives:

+ short Adj: S1 + tobe+ short Adj + ER/R + than+ S2

+ long Adj: S1 + tobe+ more +long Adj + than + S2
less_{*Suppelatives:}

+ Short Adj: S + tobe + the + short Adj + est

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Unit 9: Future tense

will

S + + Vifn .
won't

Will + S + Vifn ...? Yes, S vill./ No, S won't.

to talk about the future

Eg:

He

will visit

my grandma

next week

We

won't go

to school

tomorrow.

Will

they

read

a book

in two days

? Yes, they will.

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*Future time expressions

- next week, next month, next year, next Tuesday, next July
- this evening, this afternoon, this week, this year

- on Monday, tomorrow

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picnic

cucumber police

yogurt
gloves

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GOODBYE SEE YOU LATER!

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